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On Life and Humanity's Origins

Speakers from the Kolbe Center and Family Life International offer an exceptional opportunity to delve into these critical topics, combining insights from Sacred Scripture, Tradition, and the forefront of scientific inquiry.

This series of conferences will be held in the United Kingdom: Friday April 26 through Sunday May 5. Please share this information with anyone you know who might be able to attend.

See the Full Schedule HERE.

Featured Video

Fatima, the Crisis in the Church, and How to Respond by Fr. Michael Rodriguez

Most Recent Sermons

In the Cross is Our Salvation View description ▼ Every element of the Easter liturgy proclaims the connectedness of Christ's death and resurrection. By this the Church impresses upon our minds and hearts two important spiritual truths: [1] Jesus can never be separated from His Cross. [2] The Cross is the road to life everlasting.

March 31, 2024 by Fr. Michael Rodríguez

Kiss the Cross with Great Faith View description ▼ Look to the Cross. Adore the Cross. Kiss the Cross. From you heart, make a resolution, to reject a particular grievous or habitual sin (such as the sin of selfishness).

March 29, 2024 by Fr. Michael Rodríguez

Seven Gifts from the Passion and Death View description ▼

These are the holiest days of the year. Our Lord gives us a Great Example of true charity, humility, service, and giving of oneself without expecting anything in return. He imparts to us seven great gifts. "As I have done, so you do also."

March 28, 2024 by Fr. Michael Rodríguez

Four Points for Victory View description ▼ Palms symbolize Christ's victory. By His passion and death He conquered satan, sin and death. Here are four points to help keep His passion and death in our mind and heart.

March 24, 2024 by Fr. Michael Rodríguez

Christ's Passion and Our Lady View description ▼ Christ's Passion and Death is what saves us. These final two weeks of Lent – Passiontide – are privileged weeks. The Church calls us to reflect upon Our Lord's Passion and the unique role fulfilled by the Holy Mother of God. No exercise is more profitable for our sanctification. St. Bonaventure, St. John Eudes, St. Bridget of Sweden, Ven. Maria of Agreda and the benedictine monk John Lydgate serve as helpful guides.

March 17, 2024 by Fr. Michael Rodríguez

For sermons posted in 2024, see Most Current Sermons under the audio tab in home menu.

Conference Talk

A False Sister Lucia?
by David Rodriguez
2024.04.07 - [Podcast]

Special Report

Was There a Fake Sister Lucia?
with Fr. Rodríguez and Fr. Mawdsley
2024.04.18 - [Podcast]

Scripture And Tradition

Keep Easter Alive in Your Soul
by Fr. James Mawdsley

Our Lady's Shocktroops

3 Ways to Overcome Difficulties in Meditation
by Kevin Roerty
2024.04.18 - [Podcast]

Monthly Litany

[April] Litany to the Holy Ghost - Pray this litany with Fr. Rodriguez. For an audio-only version of this litany, click HERE . Text can be downloaded HERE .

Learn the Fatima Essentials (Audio Only):

Learn, Live and Share the Message of Fatima View description ▼ Our world stands on a knife’s edge,  Fatima is a heavenly Message of the greatest urgency  which all must obey; it is not optional. It is the only solution for the crisis in our Church and the world. It is never too late to have recourse to Jesus and Mary. This conference provides an overview of the Fatima essentials,  briefly covering the event and message,  the controversial topics,  and how we must respond today. Notes are available HERE.

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Good Friday Prayer for the Jews

Let us pray also for the perfidious Jews: that our God and Lord would remove the veil from their hearts; that they also may acknowledge our Lord Jesus Christ.

'Amen' is not responded, nor is said 'Let us Pray', or 'Let us kneel', or 'Arise', but immediately is said:

AImighty and everlasting God, who drivest not away from Thy mercy even the perfidious Jews: hear our prayers, which we offer for the blindness of that people; that, acknowledging the light of Thy truth, which is Christ, they may be rescued from their darkness. Through the same Jesus Christ, Thy Son, Our Lord, Who liveth and reigneth with Thee in the unity of the Holy Ghost, God, for ever and ever. Amen.

A SPIRITUAL COMMUNION: My Jesus, I firmly believe that Thou art present – Body, Blood, Soul and Divinity – in the Blessed Sacrament of the altar Lord, I believe. Help my unbelief. Lord, increase my faith. I love Thee above all things and desire Thee in my soul. Yet my love is weak and inconstant, strengthen my love for Thee evermore. Since I cannot now receive Thee under the sacramental veil, I beseech Thee, with a heart full of love and longing, to come spiritually into my soul. As though Thou were already there, I embrace Thee and unite myself wholly to Thee; permit not that I should ever be separated from Thee; Thou in me and I in Thee, in time and in eternity, in Mary and Her Immaculate Heart. Amen.

A spiritual communion can be offered any time during the day. A person can also make numerous such acts throughout the day. The grace which one receives though this act is dependent upon the sate of one's soul, as well as one's fervor, purity of heart and sanctity.
There is no one single prayer by which one can offer a spiritual communion. Many variations exist. This one is based on a popular prayer by St. Alphonsus Liguori and augmented by Fr. Rodríguez with passages from Scripture and insights from St. John Eudes and St. Louis de Montfort.